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Silex SX-1000U Reviews
Device server - Ethernet, USB, Fast Ethernet external More product details
$78.90
alaTest Review Summary for Silex SX-1000U
We have collected and analyzed 20 user reviews from international sources. Users rate it 80/100. The average review date is November 11, 2007. We have compared these reviews to 5642 reviews from other Other Networking Hardware. Last update: November 21, 2009.
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User Reviews (20)
silex SX1000U External USB Print Server
Although its name suggests that it is simply a print server, this Silex unit actually supports a broad range of USB devices including mass storage. I tried two different printers simultaneously, including an HP LaserJet 3015 multi-function, and the Silex...
Great Print Server with Awesome Support!
Great Print Server with Awesome Support!
I was using a Keyspan brand print server and upgraded to a 64-bit version of Windows. Sadly everything worked but the Keyspan server. After contacting them they told me that they would update their drivers "at some point" but were not clear when that woul...
Great device server!
Great device server!
I bought this to share my Canon MP530 multifunction printer on my network. I have several computers connecting to it both wired and wirelessly. I love this thing. It works perfectly in most every situation. Installing the software was easy and the newest...
Manufacturer's Description
The USB device server connects your Multi-Function or All-In-One printer to your network. It instantly allows your family members or co-workers to print, scan, fax and store from anywhere across a LAN, taking full advantage of its capabilities including the printer's status monitoring function. The USB device server is also ideal to network various USB devices creating a virtual link for anyone to access the devices from anywhere on the network. It enhances productivity and protects the...
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